Men's Volleyball | 3/24/2026 2:15:00 PM

Brady Stump, Kyle Charles, and Nathan Zini were all named Prime Performers after last weekends match ups. Stump delivered a standout performance to lead the Red Flash to a hard-fought five-set victory over Daemen. He paced the offense with 15 kills and added three digs, stepping up in key moments to push his team over the top in a tightly contested match. He carried that momentum into the following day, once again playing a pivotal role in a dominant three-set sweep of Daemen. Stump tallied 10 kills while applying constant pressure from the service line with four aces and chipped in two digs defensively. His back-to-back performances were instrumental in securing the pair of wins.  

Sophomore Charles directed the Red Flash offense for both wins over Daemen, orchestrating the attack with 36 assists. He added five digs defensively and contributed two assisted blocks at the net, playing a crucial role in keeping the team composed and efficient throughout the back-and-forth battle. He followed up with another strong performance in the three-set sweep the next day, dishing out 35 assists while also making an impact offensively. Charles recorded four kills on an impressive .600 hitting percentage, going 4-for-5, and added two digs.  

Zini played a key role in the Red Flash's five-set victory over Daemen, contributing a strong all-around performance at the net. He finished with 12 kills, added four digs on the defensive end, and chipped in two assisted blocks. He followed that effort with another solid showing in the Red Flash's three-set sweep the next day. Zini recorded 11 kills, two digs and two assisted blocks, while also adding an ace from the service line. His consistency across both matches helped anchor the team's success in the back-to-back victories over Daemen. 

Saint Francis will travel to Virginia this weekend to play George Mason. They play Friday at 7:00 p.m. and Saturday at 5:00 p.m.